posted by Julie Oakley at Saturday, April 24, 2010
This is a place where I regularly post personal artwork, good, bad or indifferent.
The characters that crop up regularly in this blog are daughter – Flo, eldest son – Tom, second son – Hugo and third son – Xavier.
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5 Comments:
John only asked the other day if I would ask you to take a photo of the bluebell woods in bloom as he would love to see them.This is better.
I've sent Penny a link, but for anyone else who's reading this comment, try looking here http://www.flickr.com/groups/heartwood/ and here http://heartwoodforest.wordpress.com/
Bule is my favourite colour for flowers in the garden but it's hard to imagine whole fields of blue. Our wattles have started coming out, which is rather early.
Wendy
Wendy - it is lovely, and often quite startling seeing a blur of blue if you drive past a wood full of bluebells. I always think of Qantas when wattles are mentioned. I remember hours and hours on Qantas planes as a child trying to sleep against aeroplane walls covered in a pattern of labelled drawings of wattles.
We do have a blur of blue in the paddocks sometimes - it's called salvation jane or patterson's curse, depending on whether you are a bee keeper, or a livestock owner - it's not good for animal's livers - especially horses.
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